Written by Brooke Champine

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Born of Osiris have been forced to postpone their upcoming EU/UK tour, which was set to take off March 3rd. Joining them was support acts Volumes and Oceans Ate Alaska, who both had to drop off the tour.

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On February 19th, Oceans Ate Alaska tweeted, “We regret to inform that due to unforeseen circumstances, we will not be performing on The UK/EU Simulation Tour - We apologise to all those hoping to come out and see us, we promise we will be back soon with new music!”

Since that news, Born of Osiris filled OAA’s spot with Uneven Structure. But it has come to light that the tour will not be happening at all, given the recent passing of Volumes member Diego Farias, causing Volumes to also drop off the tour.

Born of Osiris tweeted the news early Friday morning, stating “We love you guys. We’re already working on new dates”. The band plans to return to do a full EU/UK tour in the future and said they will return with a new album and full lineup of supporting acts.

Born of Osiris’ last album release was The Simulation, which made its debut in 2019. It was said they would be releasing a second part to this album, but nothing has come of that yet, so it’s possible they will return to the EU/UK with is this one.